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Charted: Four Countries Took 25% of All US Foreign Aid Since 1946 — FY2025 Obligations Halved
ForeignAssistance.gov obligations in constant FY2025 dollars: $3.76 trillion all-time across 204 country recipients — 68.5% economic / 31.5% military. Israel (~$373B), Egypt (~$229B), Afghanistan (~$204B), and Ukraine (~$155B) dominate the ledger; FY2025 fell to $48.3B from a $105.3B FY2023 peak.
Sep 3, 2026

155 Countries Still Lock Their Exchange Rate to Someone Else's Currency
IMF AREAER 2023 de facto classes, updated through September 2026 — two world maps and a country table covering hard pegs, soft parities, dirty floats, crawl-likes, and the dual-rate regimes where the official price is not the price you get.
Sep 2, 2026

First-Time Buyer Share Fell to 21% While 30-Year Rates Stayed Above 6%
NAR's Profile prints first-time buyers at a record-low 21% after Freddie Mac's 30-year average spent 2023–2025 above 6%. The typical first-time buyer is now 40 — seven years older than in 2021.
Sep 2, 2026

Phoenix and Las Vegas Alone Took Nearly 12% of U.S. Heat-Coded Deaths
Across 2018–2023, Maricopa and Clark counties logged 1,039 CDC heat-coded deaths — about 11.9% of the national total — while U.S. heat mortality climbed from 1,008 to 2,325.
Sep 2, 2026

Largest PIT CoCs Do Not Always Print the Tightest Rental Vacancy
New York City's January 2025 PIT hit 125,683 while New York state's HVS rental vacancy sat at 5.3%. California CoCs stack high counts against a 4.8% state vacancy; Texas metros sit lower on the PIT ladder with ~11% vacancy.
Sep 2, 2026

MV Theft Index Hit 145 While Violent Crime Sat Near 99 — Then Both Retreated
Indexed to 2019, FBI motor-vehicle theft rose to 144.9 by 2023 while the violent-crime index slipped to 99.2. The 2024 retreat cut MV theft volume by about 19%, but the rate is still above its pre-pandemic baseline.
Sep 2, 2026
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